"Zlé slovo zůstává pořád ještě slovem, stejně jako dobrá či líbivá slova mají stále ještě dlouhou cestu k odpovídajícímu činu."
"An evil word still remains a word, just as good or pleasing words still have a long way to go to the corresponding deed."
@SzyslakVocko On to asi nebude takový propadák a až na tu cenovku to nakonec nebude tak špatné auto.
Je deda hnusné, ale i to se ohledí...
https://t.co/w0Cmyj2OyX
@walterkraft6 Navíc ve volné přírodě voda nevře, takže ty prateploměry nebylo jak zkalibrovat...
PS: nebylo to o -6°C, ale o -12°C, ale nebudeme si to kazit. Pro pobavení graf, který většině podnebíčkářů zkratuje hlavu:
Polish politician's warning to illegal migrants:
"Our soldiers can use live bullets now. So do not come to the Polish border. Do not harm our soldiers because you will be dead. Shot dead."
Do you support Poland? 🇵🇱
Border Skirmish Escalates as Polish Soldier Fires Rubber Bullet at Mocking Migrant
Tensions along the Poland–Belarus border reach a boiling point after a provoked serviceman responds to taunts during a foiled illegal crossing attempt.
#EuroPost
@xpetrnovak Tvl. soudruh chce zamachrovat před svou sociální bublinu nebo nedej bože před nějakým jiným pohlavím a vy mu to kazite.
Já bych poradil specifikovat druh kávy(cibetkova), doplnit hodinky(sleduji své zdraví) a přidat zmínku o úspěšném obchodu na burze, co jsem u toho sfouknul.
Hitler’s socialism wasn’t just an internal economic policy – it was the cause of the war.
Socialism was at the origin of the war. Not as a coincidence. As a necessity. The socialist economic model generates contradictions it cannot resolve internally – the calculation problem, the misallocation, the stagnation, the mounting failure. War is the exit. It provides the external enemy that explains the internal failure. It justifies the total mobilization the system always wanted. It consumes the surplus population the economy cannot employ. It redirects the resentment outward.
Does this remind you of anything?
The evidence is not subtle. The NSDAP program of 1920 reads like a standard socialist manifesto. The economic reality confirmed it – price controls, industrial planning, state allocation of raw materials, entrepreneurs reduced to government functionaries. Private property in name only. Mises called it Zwangswirtschaft – coercive economy. Hayek dedicated a chapter of The Road to Serfdom to the socialist roots of Nazism. Both writing from observation, not retrospect.
After 1945 the Soviet victors imposed their version and attached the capitalist label to every rival. Western textbooks followed. The lie became the curriculum.
The real divide has never been left versus right. It is collective control versus individual freedom. Once you place National Socialism correctly within the family of collectivisms, the political spectrum becomes legible – and the war becomes explicable.
When the system fails — and it always fails — it needs an enemy. The bigger the failure, the bigger the enemy required.
Imagine being Poland. Squeezed between two socialist systems, both searching for their enemy.
We were it.
@AnickaOlinka Briti s námi žádnou smlouvu neměli. Čili nás nezradili a na jejich smlouvy s Hitlerem jsme mohli hodit bobek. Až do rozpadu imperia to dělali dobře a že to bylo na úkor druhých je prostý běh světa už od nepameti.